3D Gray Brick Wall Panel, Peel and Stick Brick Wall Tiles, 10 Pcs of 12"X12", Small Size Thin PVC Faux Brick Self Adhesive Fake Brick Paneling Brick Backsplash

I ordered 1 box just to check out the product, (put a couple pieces up using scotch tape) thinking plastic so wasn’t sure. I have a wall that was just blank in my dining room, I was going to use 3D panels like I did in my basement, but the company went out of business. Gave these a try, they’re 3D and have a texture. They went up very easily, easy to cut and fit together. They are smaller than regular brick, it was a concern of mine but you really don’t pay attention to that. They stuck really well, it’s been almost a month nothing has came loose at all. I love how it warms the room and actually makes it a little wider. I used a drywall compound to give more texture and more of an old real brick look. Totally recommend.

These were super easy to apply and trim with scissors to fit onto my living room wall. It looks like realistic brick and makes the room feel warmer and cozier. I would definitely buy these again if I had a space for them!

Very pleased. Easy project. The whitewashed grey tiles look good as a backsplash for the white and grey kitchen cabinets. Perfect thickness. The peel and stick tiles fit together seamlessly. Good adhesive on the sheets, applied to a painted surface. Looks like real stone but much easier to wipe clean. Bought a paper cutter but didn’t need it, I just used scissors to trim as needed around window, etc.

Not sure how these have such great reviews. They look so cheap in person and are plastic. The bricks are very small, not even close to realistic. Giving it one star because the adhesive works very well, so well that when I took them off 2 days later when we decided we hated how they looked, I had to hand scrape and soak the adhesive in Goo gone to get it off.

I wanted to share my review of this product, which definitely has great potential. I gave it four stars because I believe some of the installation issues were due to installer error.First, I didn't prep my wall by wiping it down with alcohol, and my walls are textured, although I’m not entirely sure if the texture was a problem. I purchased the Brown Gray option to accent one of my bathroom walls. The installation process itself was quite easy, and cutting the tile was super simple. Just make sure to measure carefully before cutting. The tiles adhered well, even without prepping the wall.One downside is that the tiles have a 3D look on the front, but when you turn them over, the back is hollow, with the adhesive covering the entire backside. This means that when you press the tile onto the wall, it can indent and pop out afterward. Additionally, if the seams aren’t perfectly lined up, it’s difficult to remove and readjust the tiles once they’re attached to the wall.Because I noticed the seams and my OCD kicked in, I decided to take it a step further. I found a grout color that matched my other walls and grouted all the seams. This gave the tiles a nice texture and made them look and feel more realistic.This 3D wallpaper tile installation is a great option for making any wall look nice, especially in a rental. However, I used it in my permanent home, and it still looks amazing. If you’re unsure about purchasing these tiles, I recommend buying one pack first to see if you like the color and texture. Also, be sure to read through the reviews and learn from other people’s installation experiences so you can be well-prepared for your own installation.

For those hesitant, get it! Not only did it turn out great but it was a super easy and fun project. Completely transformative to the space for a low cost budget.

They look great, exactly what I needed for my faux fireplace. You can’t see the seams between each panel which I liked the most. Easy to cut and apply.

Love the look but adhesive quality could be better. We hear it unstick from the wall. We're always pushing it against the wall in the same few places. I also wish there was a square, or edge, option that wouldn't require a cut in the middle of the brick because those tend to pop away from the wall.